Do you love your iPhone?
Probably. I know that I love mine. But Apple may have some big plans to replace your iPhone with smaller, creepy technology. Apple reportedly is creating virtual reality contact lenses.
Apple would launch RealityOS as the main technological infrastructure. And yes, you’d be able to perform a lot of the same functions, like make calls and play games. Imagine playing porn games via your Apple contact lenses. That could be a mental overload situations, I’m just saying…
The device would be known as Apple Lens. It would work alongside the iPhone. Apple Lens would promote a type of virtual reality unfathomable to use today. Currently, in order to experience the metaverse or virtual reality porn, you need a headset device such as Oculus. Of course, this might kill the Oculus porn niche. Not sure who’d care?
So I’m sure at this juncture you have questions. For example, would these Apple Lenses also allow for eye color deviation? Yes, they would. What would Apple Lenses cost? Anywhere from $99 to $299.
Would you need your iPhone alongside all the time?
So far, the answer to that question is vague. From what I can tell, this would be the case at first. But eventually, Apple would create 5G capable Apple Lens and then say goodbye to your pretty, expensive, case-scamming iPhones.
To be clear, Apple isn’t confirming any of this. But like a lot of “rumors,” one wonders if they are the rumor starter.
The Apple Lens rumors aren’t completely new, they’ve been around for about a year. But Apple Lens seems to be getting its legs now. Rens Herhoeven found indications of uploads in the App Store, for whatever that is worth.
Uh what is Apple’s RealityOS doing in the App Store upload logs?
AR/VR confirmed? pic.twitter.com/Wp7XWieeEU
— Rens Verhoeven (@renssies) January 17, 2022
A rumor definitely seems to be evolving into a reality. Or at least, a virtual reality like nothing we’ve seen before. And moreover, with the Metaverse upon us, it is safe to say that all big tech companies are looking for “their in.” For Apple, they could turn the VR headset device on it’s last leg. And we should assume they will.